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At the time, a spokesman for Skegness RNLIissued a warning to anyone walking their dog near water.

The spokesman told Lincolnshire Live: “Never go into the water after your pet. Call 999who will put you through to the coastguard. Dogs are strong swimmers, much stronger than us, so will come back eventually. Going into the water after your pet can end in tragedy. This young woman’s death is a tragedy, it’s a tragic loss of life.

“I understand it’s an immediate reaction to run into the water as people love their pets and they are a part of the family, but if you see your dog in trouble do not go after it.

“We are here to help and we have helped rescue many dogs from the water. Don’t put your life at risk, call us.”